Автор: Kalian (канал на YouTube'е)
Инструкции размещены с согласия и благословления автора. Спасибо за разрешение мистеру Guchi

Базовое (установка, первичная загрузка):
1 Вступление

Особенности левел-дизайна:
2 Основы
3 Создание простой локации

3.5 Сетка
4. Редактор ландшафта

4.5 Закрытые миры, world space

4.8Импортирование карты высот

4.9 Создание лодов
5 Создание и добавление оружия
6 Создание торговца
7 Создание стендов и стоек для оружия
8 Создание манекенов
9 Создание витрин
10 Создание книжной полки
11 Навмеши (NavMesh)
12 Освещение и FX-эффекты
13 Небольшой совет и ловушки
14 Создание квеста (часть 1)
15 Создание квеста (часть 2)
16 Создание квеста (Часть 3)
17 Создание квеста (Часть 4)
18 Создание NPC
19 Компаньоны и свадьбы
20 Ключ для поместья
21 Скрипт для телепорта
22 Разжигаемый костер
23 Выключатель света
24 Создание книги
25 Вода
26 Создание заклинания
27 Создание перка
28 Погода (визуальное эффекты ч. 1)
29 Компаньон - животное
30 Создание простой сцены
31 Object Palette Editing
32 "Живые жители" (AI пакеты, маркеры)
33 Как сделать свой ретекстур

И немного отдельного:
о файлах http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVd3ovB1V4g - Skyrim'а
и программе http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdwGFvmxaMc - Nifskope.

http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1351014-adding-spouse-to-new-player-home/

Getting the vanilla spouses to move in was a lot easier than I expected. A
couple of people have asked, so I thought I'd share what i did here. If
you're new to script or dialogue editing, check the CK Wiki out, for a
good introduction. I hope I've included enough detail for this
mini-tutorial, but let me know if things don't work or if you have
questions.

These steps will allow you to:

+ Get your spouse to move to your new house
+ Get your spouse's AI to do things around the new house
+ If your spouse has a trade, will let the find a job (I think - this is the part I didn't thoroughly test).

PART I: SET UP THE DIALOGUE

1) Find the Quest/Relationship quest "RelationshipMarriageFIN." Go to
Dialogue Views: you need to adds dialogue nodes to
RelationshipMarriageFINMovingView and
RelationshipMarriagePostWeddingView. You'll be doing the same thing in
both places, so just repeat the following for each of them:

2) Copy the topic node for one of the other houses and paste them in the
same topic area, Be sure to copy all seven response-infos for the seven
voice types. Then link them to the original node. You'll need to link
each of the seven responses to the "I want to move" node to your new
node (see wiki for how to do this).

3) In your new node, change the topic (which is the player's line) to refer to your custom house ("I
want us to move to YourHouse"): You don't need a voice for that, so no
need to record new voice files.

PART II: THE QUEST SCRIPTS

4) Still in the Quest Editor, go to Quest Aliases. You'll be setting up
a new alias for your house. Copy and paste works just fine here, just
change the name of the Alias to refer to your house.

5) Double click on your new Alias to set up some functions. In the Factions area,
choose factions that begin with ServiceSpouse followed by the closest
city and their profession. Since my house was outside Whiterun, I just
copied the factions from Breezehome. What I *think* this does, though I
haven't tested it for all spouses, is that if they have a trade, like
smithing, they'll commute to the smithy in that town. So if you're in
the middle of the country, you might not want any factions (or to define
your own.)

6) More importantly, on the right bottom of the Alias window is an area for Alias Package Data, which defines what the
spouse ai is allowed to do in the house. Double click that to open up a
package page. I essentially used one of the existing packages as a
template to allow all the basic activities, gave it a new name, and let
the CK save it as a new Editor ID. It's important to give it a new name,
because you WILL be changing one important thing, and you don't want to
accidentally overwrite the ai for a vanilla house. In the first line,
the package defines the cell where these things will be allowed to
happen. Make sure to have your house's indoor cell selected. Hit OK to
save the package, make sure the new package is what shows up on the
alias page, and then hit OK on the Alias page to save it.

PART III: BACK TO THE DIALOGUE

7) Almost done! For each of the seven responses (and remember you need
to do it for 2 dialogue views), you'll need to add a papyrus fragment.
You can essentially begin with what you already copied. But what you
will need to do it add a new property for the script fragment, so click
on the Script name, then hit properties. You'll be adding a property
called ReferenceAlias which you will then define as the alias you
created in step 4 (example YourHouse). You can also name the property
the same thing. Hit return to go back to the topic info window.

8) You will want to change the script fragment to be:
(GetOwningQuest() as RelationshipMarriageSpouseHouseScript).MoveSpouse(akspeaker, YourHouse)

9) Now, while you can copy and paste that fragment for all seven (14)
of the responses, you will also need to manually set the ReferenceAlias
property (step 7) manually for each them. A little tedious, but it
doesn't take too long.

10) Remember to do this for both dialogue views. One is for immediately after the wedding, the other is for any
time during your long, happy marriage. Make sure you've compiled all
your scripts and that they don't have any errors. Hit OK on the Quest
Editor.

That's it!

Now this will only work for vanilla spouses or custom spouses that use vanilla spouse voices. If you have a
custom spouse with new voicing, you'd add an "info" response to the
moving topic for both the post-wedding and moving views (which is how
you'd get them to move to the vanilla houses, too).

Under Miscellaneous/Idle Markers, you'll find those neat little blue ai
squares, that you can put all over your house (appropriate ones, please,
unless you like your spouse grazing on the floor). Because of the
navmesh bug, your spouse won't always go to them, but once Beth fixes
that (I hope), your spouse's package will let them pick animations and
activities to do. They'll also use activators like alchemy tables, etc.
In my test, I had Argis the Bulwark sweeping the floors in full Ebony
Mail. "Yes, dear."

By the way, I'm pretty sure this can work for multiple houses. The only thing I'm nervous about is that linking my
new dialogue node to the "I want to move" topic, technically counted as a
change to the "I want to move" topic itself. I'm hoping that you can
add more than one link through an esp.

auto state DefaultState
Event OnSit(ObjectReference akFurniture)
  if self.GetSleepState() > 0
    ;
    gotoState("SleepState")
  endIf
endEvent
endState

state SleepState
Event OnGetUp(ObjectReference akFurniture)
  if self.GetSleepState() == 0
    ;
    gotoState("DefaultState")
  endIf
endEvent
endState